art in and around South Florida
Good news greets the fourth edition of the IILA-Photography Prize: the best photographers of 2011 will exhibit their works at Rome’s Contemporary Art Museum, the MACRO, as part of the
Continue readingCall for IILA-Photography Prize – Rome – IV edition, 2011
(Chart courtesy of Snaap) By Carolyn Mooney (via: Chronicle) Parents, it’s OK to send your kids to art school! A national survey of 13,581 arts-school alumni found that almost three-quarters
Continue readingArts-School Grads: Rich? Don’t Count on It. Content? Quite Possibly!
Grolsch and NADA present: SwingArt Contest 2011 The Swing Art Award 2011 is a unique partnership between Grolsch and the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA). Grolsch – the official beer
Interview: Cinque Hicks discusses ambitions for Atlanta Art Now: Image courtesy Atlanta Art Now. “Scheduled for publication this November, Atlanta Art Now is the kind of project that, over time,
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Harking back to the recent post, “F*ck you. Pay me,” the mention of infuriation when it comes to the work that artists do, below is the current issue of the
Speaking was Scott Rothkopf, curator, Whitney Museum of American Art. Rothkopf talked about three projects at the museum, including Glenn Ligon’s mid-career retrospective, which was my main reason for attending.
Miamiartexchange and its Meetup group, South Florida Artist Entrepreneurs, has had several meetups with attorneys presenting vitally needed information. Our last meetup was on art licensing titled, “How to License
NADA and the Big Screen Project ONE SHOT Video Experiment New Museum’s Festival of Ideas May 7, 2011, 11am-7pm Bowery between Houston and Spring Street The New Art Dealer’s Alliance
STOLEN SCULPTURES: The perils of making great art. On Thursday, Alejandro Aguilera and his wife found that their home and studio had been broken into. 6 of his own sculptures
Fine Art and High Finance: Expert Advice on the Economics of Ownership Edited by Clare McAndrew Bloomberg Press, $39.95, 336 pages I have been reading Fine Art and High Finance: